If the commissioner determines that a licensee is insolvent, that its capital is impaired, or that its condition is such as to render the continuance of its business hazardous to the public or to those having funds in its custody, the commissioner may apply to the district court for the county in which the main office is located, or for Ramsey County if the licensee does not have a main office in Minnesota, for appointment of a receiver to receive the assets of the licensee for the purpose of liquidating or rehabilitating its business and for such other relief as the interest of the public may require. The reasonable and necessary expenses of the receivership have priority over all other claims on the bond required by this chapter.
2001 c 148 s 18
Structure Minnesota Statutes
Chapter 53B — Money Transmitters
Section 53B.02 — License Required.
Section 53B.05 — License Qualifications.
Section 53B.06 — Permissible Investments And Statutory Trust.
Section 53B.07 — License Application.
Section 53B.08 — Bond Or Other Security Device.
Section 53B.09 — Application Fee.
Section 53B.10 — Issuance Of License.
Section 53B.11 — Renewal Of License And Annual Report.
Section 53B.12 — Extraordinary Reporting Requirements.
Section 53B.13 — Changes In Control Of A Licensee.
Section 53B.14 — Examinations.
Section 53B.15 — Maintenance Of Records.
Section 53B.16 — Confidentiality Of Data Submitted To The Commissioner.
Section 53B.17 — Solvency Required.
Section 53B.18 — Prohibited Practices.
Section 53B.19 — Suspension Or Revocation Of Licenses.
Section 53B.20 — Authorized Delegate Contracts.
Section 53B.21 — Authorized Delegate Conduct.
Section 53B.22 — Licensee Liability.
Section 53B.23 — Hearings; Procedures.
Section 53B.25 — Rule Notices.
Section 53B.26 — Appointment Of Commissioner As Agent For Service Of Process.
Section 53B.27 — Money Transmitters; Cooperation Required In Combatting Fraud.